Janelle Monae's new midcentury-style home is just as unique as the singer/actress/activist herself. Situated in the celebrity-friendly neighborhood of the Hollywood Hills, the "Electric Lady" singer's $3.9 million property is made up of two separate houses connected via a shared central breezeway, with a total of 3,403 square feet of living space, Variety reports.
Built back in the 1950s, the dwelling still retains much of that decade's funky aesthetic, with exposed wood beams and a decidedly tropical feel to its surrounding courtyards and grounds. The two-bedroom main house features an open floor plan with a main living area that spills out onto an outdoor dining area through a wall of floor-to-ceiling glass sliders. The kitchen is chic and modern, with stainless-steel appliances, built-in wooden shelves, and a temperature-regulated wine fridge. The master suite has its own intriguing components, including an indoor/outdoor steam shower, a private patio surrounded by tall trees, and an in-ground cedar spa. A serviceable claw-foot bathtub is tucked against the house elsewhere on the property for warm-weather dips.
The second house has its own separate entrance and boasts two bedrooms. Its kitchen is considerably smaller, but no less equipped for an aspiring chef. It is perfect for a guesthouse or a music studio. Other offerings of the Hidden Figures star's new property include a full outdoor kitchen with built-in BBQ and stainless-steel appliances, a lavish patio area, and a large rectangular pool.
Originally Appeared on Architectural Digest
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